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The Uttar Pradesh Government on Tuesday said that only final year exams would be held in undergraduate courses because it issued guidelines for annual and semester examinations in state and personal universities for the tutorial year 2020-21 that has been suffering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Uttar Pradesh Government on Tuesday said that only final year exams would be held in undergraduate courses because it issued guidelines for annual and semester examinations in state and personal universities for the tutorial year 2020-21 that has been suffering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma, who also holds the upper education portfolio, said that within the universities, where the first-year exams in undergraduate courses weren't held, the scholars are going to be promoted to the second year.
However, supported the second-year exams in 2022, the marks for his or her first year are going to be decided.
For students within the second year, who have appeared within the first year examinations in 2020, their marks are often decided supported the score within the first year, and accordingly they will be promoted to the third year, he said during a statement.
Examinations for the third-year students are going to be conducted, he said but didn't elaborate.
Sharma said that guidelines have also been issued for exams to post-graduate and semester courses.
Practical tests won't be held, and therefore the marks are going to be decided supported theory examinations.
The oral examinations (viva voce), if needed, are going to be held online.
The examination system are going to be simplified at the university level and therefore the results are going to be declared by August 31, Sharma said within the statement.
The academic session 2021-22 will begin from September 13, 2021, he said.
